AJGA trying to speed up play
“Can you imagine giving a 14-year-old a penalty for slow play,” Jack Nicklaus told a group in New Orleans, being… Read more »
WVGA
Old hole plugs can create eye sore on greens
We’ve all seen how old cups can create an eye sore on greens, especially if the hole cutter tends to… Read more »
Elite players play by different set of conditions
Bifurcation. I have to admit that I had never heard the word before hearing United States Golf Association executive director… Read more »
Players aren’t only reason for slow play
While golfers have to accept some of the blame for slow play, golf courses have to accept some of the… Read more »
Embedded ball not applicable in the sand
Based on what happened in the second round of the Abu Dhabi Championship, evidently Tiger Woods and Martin Kaymer didn’t… Read more »
Ban on anchoring appears likely
Golf’s ruling bodies–the United States Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient—have proposed making it against the rules to anchor… Read more »
Anchoring on its way out
All signs point to golf’s ruling bodies–the United States Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient– making it against the… Read more »
U.S. team named for World Golfers Championship
Competing for your country in an international competition is a rare privilege, usually limited to a few talented professionals and… Read more »
Leaves led to rules problems for McDowell
Graham McDowell, the 2010 U.S. Open champion from Northern Ireland, learned a couple of lessons about leaves on the golf… Read more »
Appeal for possible slow play penalties upheld
In an effort to speed up play, some golf associations have started adding possible penalties for players who do not… Read more »
